Centennial Olympic Park

Centennial Olympic Park is a park in Georgia. It was worked by the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games as a major aspect of the foundation changes for the 1996 Summer Olympics.The stop property was already an assortment of empty parts and surrendered or rundown mechanical structures. ACOG's CEO, Billy Payne, imagined it as both a focal get-together area for guests and onlookers amid the Olympics and as an enduring heritage for the city. With the recreation center being the grandstand to the world amid the Olympics, ACOG chose to hold an outline rivalry to lay out and assemble the recreation center. Amid the Olympics, the recreation center contained support shows, facilitated excitement and award introductions, and was a hotbed for stick exchanging.